~kolletzki/bashcfg

ca1ded4306e4d08a8ce39dd14658beab17f4f305 — Lukas Kolletzki 4 months ago d1f086e
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config file.

## Usage
The script does not depend on any external tools except for a "modern" bash
version. Make sure you have bash >= 4 installed (esp. if you're on macOS).

Take a look at `bashcfg.sh` file and copy the function and related variables.
Read the code and adjust as necessary.